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Re: ZigZags 66mm 80a Wheel best wheel under 70mm?
im a strong supporter of earthwing road rages much more fun than zigz
 Originally Posted by originalskateboards
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Re: ZigZags 66mm 80a Wheel best wheel under 70mm?
If you want a fast and grippy sub 70mm wheel, 66mm Lime Zigs is pretty much the best you can get.
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Re: ZigZags 66mm 80a Wheel best wheel under 70mm?
 Originally Posted by AboveSpeedLimit
Hi! I am looking at wheels for my X-mas list, and after getting some info on the wheel forum, I was wondering if this is my best option for a speedy and grippy wheel. Would it be better than my standard sector 9 wheels that came with my board? (60 something mm I think, not concave, pretty grippy though.)
HERE ARE THE WHEELS I AM LOOKING AT:
Abec11 Retro ZigZags Longboard Wheels Lime 66mm 80a SET OF 4
If you think there's a better wheel than these give me your opinion. Wheel must be under $75 and less than 70mm.
Thanks  Looking for as many opinions as possible, because I'll probably have these wheels for a really long time.
Ahh also, are Bones Super Reds any better than Bones Reds?
can't go wrong with those. those came with my Ladera Purple Heart and I love the way they grip and feel. We slapped them on my brother's new Never Summer and I just gave them to him because he loved them so much. Not a fan of clear urethane, IME.
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Re: ZigZags 66mm 80a Wheel best wheel under 70mm?
 Originally Posted by speshlspeclsteak
im a strong supporter of earthwing road rages much more fun than zigz
More fun as in slides easier? with the new formula or old? I'm in the market to replace the wheels on the Ladera.
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Re: ZigZags 66mm 80a Wheel best wheel under 70mm?
if youre into drift, gravity burners are pretty nice. But otherwise, yea go for zigs.
I have a bunch of skateboards
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Re: ZigZags 66mm 80a Wheel best wheel under 70mm?
these:
Mile High Skates
cheap, & double seals. half the price of others.
also these might be more fun than 80a. 80a grips very well, but 83a grips and slips both well.
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Re: ZigZags 66mm 80a Wheel best wheel under 70mm?
 Originally Posted by AboveSpeedLimit
Hi! I am looking at wheels for my X-mas list, and after getting some info on the wheel forum, I was wondering if this is my best option for a speedy and grippy wheel. Would it be better than my standard sector 9 wheels that came with my board? (60 something mm I think, not concave, pretty grippy though.)
Ahh also, are Bones Super Reds any better than Bones Reds?
Concave? Not sure what you mean by that, and yes lime zigs are great wheels.
About the bearings: it really doesn't make enough of a difference to justify the cost of an expensive bearing. Bones Reds are great, and there is no need to buy expensive bearings.
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Re: ZigZags 66mm 80a Wheel best wheel under 70mm?
Zigs are seriouly good wheels and should be considered.
Other good wheels in the mid 60's size range
Earthwing Road Rage 66mm
Gravity Burner 66mm
Orangatang Fat Free 65mm
3DM Avalon 68mm
edit: square lipped wheels will have more grip, round lipped wheels will have more slip.all else being equal. (it never is)
Last edited by Brute379; 11-30-2009 at 05:17 PM.
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Re: ZigZags 66mm 80a Wheel best wheel under 70mm?
 Originally Posted by Willl
Concave? Not sure what you mean by that, and yes lime zigs are great wheels.
Think he means he wants a square lipped wheel, not rounded/radiused edge.
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Re: ZigZags 66mm 80a Wheel best wheel under 70mm?
If EW Road Rages are anything like Smokers, I'd have to go with the Road Rages
EW makes some nice stuff
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Re: ZigZags 66mm 80a Wheel best wheel under 70mm?
66mm Hot Spots might be a good choice for max grip, though I havent tried the Black Ops thane in the smaller diameter.
The lips on the Spots may be more fragile than Zigs...
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Re: ZigZags 66mm 80a Wheel best wheel under 70mm?
Order from MHS if you can, because you will probably get some free bearings that are just as good if not better than Reds. Other good online stores are Daddies Board Shop, and The Longboard Store. Both of which I have never had any problems with.
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Re: ZigZags 66mm 80a Wheel best wheel under 70mm?
Lemon Zigs will be more fun. Still very plush, but will have a more comfortable slide and better roll speed.
After riding Lime BigZigs for a while and switching to 70mm Lemon Zigs, I like both the smaller size and harder duro better for bombing, sliding and ****ing sh!t up.
BTW buy from MileHigh or longboardskater.com
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